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Montgomery, AL
View From Oakwood Cemetery
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REALITY........
All men are equal but not equilibrium. may be this picture sketch this reality
1.location -NOUGA RAILWAY STATION
time - morning
2. my thinking/feelings about the photo===
Life is Too Hard 2 live....LIFE IS REALLY SO STRUGLE.................
Poverty is so common in our country. There are so many people in Bangladesh immersed into it.Allah created Mankind as his best creation.But begging is very common in our country.We see that some beggars beg in front of the houses, markets, schools, colleges etc. Some beggars are very old, some beg with baby.
Most of them live in slums. They live in poverty. But they are part of our country and our life. We can change our poor peoples’ Destiny. Our rich people can help them beside some government activities. Bangladeshi people are very kind and well hearted. Please help the poor people and save our country from the poverty. I WANT TO MAKE A DIFERRENCE IN BANGLADESH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I always felt guilty when I see them. Whenever I got new toys or went out with my parents I felt like everyone else was so miserable and if you were poor you couldn't be happy only the rich were allowed to be happy. So I guess I kind of felt guilty about it. I hate how people look down on the poor people its not their fault they are poor. If they could help it ofcourse they would buy nice clothes and nice cars. People hate them because they are poor maybe if people were nice to the poor they would atleast smile. Thinking about the injustice that rich people do to the poor people especially in the villages makes me want to puke!( and blow up the rich guy with an atom bomb! [do not try] ). I want to atleast make one family have enough money to live and start a business.
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manusher jiboner a ki korun porinoti.Beche thakatai ekhon ek nisthur shotto.Aita to shudu ekti chobi,cholar pothe eirokhom lakh lakh drissho protidin khuje paoa jaaay..ekti kotha tokhon mone ashe er e naam beche thaka????
Kichu shishu k jekhane dekhi gamebox a game khelce,seikhane doridro shubidhabonshito Maa o pothsishuti rastar kukurer sathe vaagavagi kore aborjonay khabar khujce........aar kotokaal shudu dekhei jaabo.......shobai meele kichui ki kora jaayna ei shubidhabonshito Maa r sishuder jonno??????
At the National Equality March Rally in Washington DC on October 11, 2009.
Thousands of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender rights supporters marched Sunday from the White House to the Capitol, demanding equal protection for LGBT people in all matters governed by civil law in all 50 states.
Learn more at equalityacrossamerica.org
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Today we were proud to take part in the Marriage Equality Rally in Sydney, petitioning the Labor Party to amend its platform to allow same-sex marriage. Estimates were that 5-10,000 people took part, marching through the streets of the city in a peaceful and good-natured manner.
Protesters on both sides of the argument on marriage equality gathered in Trafalgar Square, London. 24 March 2013. Organisers of the protest La Manif Pour Tous taking place in Paris had organised a simultaneous London event. A counter demonstrations had been organised by LGBT rights supporters.
The Human Rights Campaign HRC National Capital Area Federal Club beach party to celebrate summer and learn about the Annual HRC National Dinner.
The HRC National Dinner is the single largest annual fundraiser for the Human Rights Campaign. Not only does it raise essential funds through corporate sponsorship, ticket, raffle, silent auction and program book recognition page sales; but it also is an important and exciting event where over 3,000 like-minded and dedicated LGBT people and allies can connect, energize and focus on our work that lies ahead.
The National Dinner is an inspiring gala held at Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington, D.C. hosting high-caliber and high-profile speakers and award recipients including names like, President Barack Obama, Vice President Al Gore, Secretary Hillary Clinton, Billie Jean King, Suze Orman, Julian Bond, Sheryl Swoopes, Matthew Broderick, The Most Reverend Desmond Tutu, Cyndi Lauper, Lady Gaga, P!NK, Bette Midler, and many more.
Saturday July 24th 2010
CAMP Rehoboth Community Center
5:30 - 8:30pm
HRC
Human Rights Campaign
1640 Rhode Island Ave. N.W.
Washington, DC 20036 - 3278
202-423-2860
Paul.Guequierre@hrc.org
CAMP Rehoboth
Community Center
37 Baltimore Avenue
Rehoboth Beach, DE 19971
Phone 302-227-5620
info@camprehoboth.com
Photo
Rehoboth Beach Delaware USA
07-24-2010